Fantastic location but that's about it. Signs from the government saying don't drink the water. The dump was full the afternoon we left, it was full all day. To me not worth what I paid. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
We stopped here on a whim, and were not disappointed. We usually like to boondock, but the were enticed by the hotsprings. Our campsite - on the lower area - was very private; and the hot springs were soothing. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.
Serviced RV sites are fairly wide open with no shade trees. Unserviced sites look nice with lots of cover. Located beside busy(noisy) railroad tracks. Had two negative encounters with the staff one of which was overbilling our credit card. We will not stay there again. I recommend the National Park campground if you are heading east or a private RV park in Revelstoke if you are heading west. We camped here in a Motorhome.
The pros: This is a beautiful park in a beautiful setting. Very friendly staff. (Kind of a) restaurant on site. The cons: A hot springs pool is available for $32 per day, for a family of 5....ridiculous. Freight trains pulling a grade on a curve at all hours, right next to the park. I felt it was bit overpriced. Upon exiting the resort, a right turn onto the highway can be quite a challenge and dangerous for a wide turning radius vehicle, such as mine. Wi-Fi available, but didn't appear to work well. I would probably stay somewhere else if in the area again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
There is easy access to town.There is a nice walking path down "dyke". There is some noise from railroad and road. The grass sites were level and well-maintained. The park was neat and clean. The WiFi worked well and was free. There is only a little shade for the pull through sites which were very long but a little narrow - very close to neighbors. For tenters there was more shade and a camp kitchen. It would be a good place to stop for a night or two when going through Revelstoke. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Stopped for just one night. Decent campsite. Their clothes washers and dryers were very reasonably priced and were very clean. Wi-fi worked good. Unfortunately for me they would not allow a person to wipe down my truck and trailer. They also are not a Good Sam member park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This is a small well maintained campground on the edge of Revelstoke. Signage to campground good. Two entrances to campground both OK for big rigs. Small area to park and register. Owners friendly and efficient. Access roads to sites were well maintained and wide enough for big rigs. Grass sites are firm, flat and most have full-hook-ups. Electricity solid and water pressure good. Free WiFi worked well. Some trees Some road and rail noise. Access to good walking path just outside campground. Good ambiance. We camped here in a Motorhome.
A lovely full grass park close to downtown. We moved from the KOA to here and loved it. Large grass play area. Good Wi-Fi. Friendly owners. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Very clean neat and very very friendly staff (owners). Room for our 60 foot length with trailer on. Very nice place for a couple of days. Good Wi-Fi and Satellite reception. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This campground was a pleasure to stay in. It is very clean and neat with good visual appearance. It is also run my the most friendly and helpful owner operators of any RV park I have stayed at in the past 2 months of traveling. I pulled in with a 40DP pulling a motorcycle trailer. The best pull thru site for my long rig had a west awning side exposure that I was not too happy about but owners Hedi and Andy worked with me to make me happy. Ended up under a large shade tree in the owners back yard. They shared their campfire and hospitality with us that night. Campground is in perfect location for anything you want to see in the area and if you so desire it's only a 15-20 minute walk into town. CG host gave us many tips on what to see and all turned out to be a great trip. By the way, Hedi and Andy are RV'ers themselves so they know what it takes to make traveler's happy and do an excellent job of it. Went for a walk around campground and went into the washroom, as they call it here in Canada, the showers and restrooms were so clean that I was afraid to use them. I didn't want to mess anything up. If I am ever in the area again, I will definitely stay here again. My kind of campground with lots of visual appeal. I will take neat and clean and hospitality over amenities any day. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Nice park and run by nice people. Not luxurious but clean and well kept - that is most important in our mind. Would stay here again for sure. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Older but clean park. Close to town if comfortable with 20 minute walk. Pleasant and helpful owners and staff on site. Lots of trees with parking on grass. Did not need to level. We camped here in a Motorhome.
There is a lot of mud here on a rainy day. The only good things here is the people around you are quiet, the pool is nice, and on a nice day there is a good view of the mountain. The washrooms were filthy, the staff were useless, the hook ups are hard to hook up for big rigs unless you have an extension cord and extra hose. Though the people around you are quiet the noise from railroad and highway get annoying after a while. Don't buy firewood here it's just wet. I feel it is too expensive for what you get. I Will noT return :( We camped here in a Truck Camper.
This campground is small, friendly, accessible, clean, and well away from the highway and railway noise. Some sites are shaded, but others are open, allowing for good satellite system access. The rates are very reasonable. Overall this was a very nice campground. We will definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.